texts: <mask> was an American singer and actor. <mask> was raised in Massachusetts. He achieved instant recognition with his performance and interpretation of the song "If Ever I Would Leave You", which became his signature song. The beginning of a stage, screen, and recording career was marked by his debut in Camelot. His career spanned almost six decades. <mask> was born in Lawrence, Massachusetts, on Haverhill Street. He was the son of Jeanette and <mask>.Both of his parents worked in the mills, but his father was an amateur wrestler. He was a descendant of French-Canadian pioneers, and his parents were of French Canadian descent. <mask> spent his formative years in Canada after his father's death, moving with his mother and sister to Girouxville. After living in Girouxville for a while, they moved to the province's capital to take advantage of the opportunities in the city. He graduated from the voice schools founded by Herbert G. Turner and Jean Létourneau. After graduating from the Victoria School of the Arts, <mask> received a scholarship to The Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. He made the semifinals in Pick The Stars in 1952.He starred in the Canadian version of Howdy Doody as Trapper Pierre, opposite William Shatner. <mask>'s first US bookings were with the Kenley Players. He was in eight productions, including Pajama Game, Bells Are Ringing, Dream Girl, South Pacific, Meet Me in St. Louis, and Carousel. <mask> said in 2006 that after the opening of Pajama Game, John Kenley came to his dressing room and gave him a raise. He was correct. <mask> reprised his role in Kenley's 1995 production of South Pacific. <mask> was introduced to the librettist and composer who were having difficulty casting the role of Lancelot in their stage production.<mask> was signed to play the part of King Arthur by Lerner and Loewe, who were impressed by his talent. In 1960, it opened in Toronto. It opened on Broadway two months after playing four weeks in Boston. <mask>'s signature song was "If Ever I Would Leave You", which received favorable reviews. <mask> was a household name in the US after appearing on The Danny Thomas Show and The Ed Sullivan Show. <mask> appeared on The Jack Paar Show with Judy Garland to promote Gay Purr-ee. He won the Best New Artist award in 1962.On May 25, 1965, <mask> mangled the lyrics to the United States National Anthem at the opening of the second Muhammad Ali-Sonny Liston title fight in Lewiston, Maine. It was Clay's last fight before he chose the name Muhammad Ali. It was supposed to be held in Boston but there was a mix-up and Lewiston was a last minute site replacement. <mask> had never sung the US anthem in public before, but he had done 'O Canada!'. <mask> replaced the lyrics "dawn's early light" with "dawn's early night" and intoned "gave proof through the fight." Howard Cosell thought it was good fun and all part of the spectacle. Thephantom punch is known in the history books as the strange fight that ended in the first round.<mask> was criticized in opinion columns for a lack of knowledge of the lyrics after the gaffes were reported in newspapers. <mask> was predicted to appear on What's My Line? The anthem lasted longer than the fight, which ended early in the first round. <mask>'s single "My Love, Forgive Me" was his biggest pop hit of the year. 16 is on the Hot 100. In 1966, <mask> starred in the television series Blue Light, in which he played a journalist working undercover in Nazi Germany as a spy for the Allies. Between January 12, 1966 and May 18, 1966 there were 17 episodes.The first four episodes of Blue Light were edited together to make a theatrical film starring <mask>. <mask> was back on Broadway in The Happy Time in 1968. He won a Tony Award for his performance in the musical. John Serry was an accordionist. In 2005, he starred in the Broadway revival of Jerry Herman's La Cage aux Folles. More than 60 best selling albums were the result of <mask>'s career with Columbia Records. He played Billy Bigelow in a made-for-television adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel and toured in several musicals.The first television broadcast of the film version was a year after this version aired. In 1966 he starred in a television version of Brigadoon, and in 1968 he starred in Kiss Me Kate, opposite Carol Lawrence. None of the three were rebroadcast since the 1960s or released on video. The three were recorded on videotape. <mask> guest starred on The Lucy Show in 1967, as himself and two other characters who entered a <mask> look-alike contest. He played a villain in the season finale of Mission: Impossible. <mask> played himself in two episodes of the sitcom Alice during the 1981 season.Mel and the girls win a trip to Las Vegas and he loses his diner in a gambling spree. Alice is going to impersonate <mask> in order to get the diner back to Mel. The real <mask> sings a duet with a fake <mask>. The UPA animated musical feature Gay Purr-ee, in which <mask> provided the voice of the male lead character, 'Jaune Tom', was released in 1962. His first non-singing role was in Honeymoon Hotel, but he had a small part in Atlantic City. <mask>'s performance in the "Frank Sinatra wing" received critical praise. He recorded the song "Atlantic City (My Oldfriend)" for Applause Records in 1981 after seeing the film.He was cast as a houseguest in Tim Burton's Beetlejuice and also played himself in Bill Murray's Scrooged. The Canadian national anthem was performed at SkyDome in Toronto in 1990. <mask> appeared in several episodes of Mr. Belvedere during its five-year run. In 1991, <mask> starred with John Putch and Hillary Bailey Smith in an unsold television series pilot. He was in a comedy film called The Naked Gun 212. There was a brief appearance as a "Special Guest Star" in an episode of Police Squad in 1982. He died by firing squad during the opening credits.The Naked Gun film series was spawned by the television series. <mask> made an uncredited appearance as the piano player in the "Weird Al" video for "You Don't Love Me Anymore". <mask> played a country music singer in an episode of In the Heat of the Night. He played King Arthur on Broadway in 1993 in the same production he played in the 1992 National Tour. He played himself in an episode of The Simpsons. He was booked into Bart Simpson's casino, where he sang "Jingle Bells (Batman Smells)". In 1995 he fronted a big band in a small sports themed nightclub for a series of humorous 30 second "ESPN" ads revolving around "NCAA" basketball.NCAA head coaches appeared in the audience as <mask> happily sang variations on popular songs, with lyrics changed to include college basketball references. He ended the run of the commercials in 1996. <mask> reprised his Broadway role in Moon Over Buffalo, co-starring Lynn Redgrave. He provided the singing voice of Wheezy the penguin in the 1999 Pixar film Toy Story 2, singing a new version of "You've Got a Friend in Me". He played himself on two episodes of <mask>'s TV Funhouse in 2000 as a sort of mentor to the show's animal puppet troupe. <mask>'s voice was in the Disney animated series Recess and in the film Recess: School's Out. In 2005, he appeared on the Broadway stage for the last time as a mid-run replacement in La Cage aux Folles and found success again.The performance was written by Clive Barnes of The New York Post. The years fall away when he sings or speaks. With <mask>'s new, expansively embracing Georges, Beach seems revitalized, appearing to find a passion and pathos in the role previously eluding him. With <mask>'s new, expansively embracing Georges, Beach seems revitalized, appearing to find a passion and pathos in the His last public performance was on the PBS special, My Music: 50's Pop Parade, broadcast on August 1, 2007, in which he sang "Sunrise, Sunset" and "If Ever I Would Leave You". He sang "You Light Up My Life" at the Miss Universe contest in 1978. <mask> recorded the theme song for Jimmy Kimmel Live!, which he played in the 1997–98 U.S. tour of Man of La Mancha. In 2003His commercial work included a 30-second spot for the 1998 Mercedes-Benz C-Class, showing him in different costumes. The Emerald Nuts television advertising campaign began in 2006 and continued until his death. He appeared in an episode of The King of Queens as himself. <mask> and his first wife Louise Longmore had one daughter, Nicolette, who gave birth to his two grandsons. He had two sons. Michael was born in 1964. Carol Lawrence was his second wife.He married Vera Novak in 1982. Novak was also his business partner and manager. He sang "God Bless America" when she was sworn in as a citizen of the United States. <mask> and his wife lived in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. He received a star on the Walk of Fame. <mask> was hospitalized in Las Vegas in September of 2007, where he was diagnosed with a rare and potentially fatal condition. He was transferred to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after it was determined he would not survive without a lung transplant.<mask> died from lung disease at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center less than a month before his 74th birthday. On October 31, 2007, marquees in New York and across North America were turned off. Las Vegas closed the Las Vegas Strip for <mask>'s funeral procession on November 9, 2007. His name was posted on marquees at several venues. <mask> was often portrayed by Will Ferrell in SNL skits in the early 2000s. Will Ferrell, who was portraying <mask>, performed several songs from a farce album called Coconut Bangers Ball: It's A Rap! The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Big Poppa" and Sisqo's "Thong Song" were spoofs of <mask>.The April 7, 2001 episode of SNL featured a lengthy sketch with Chris Parnell and host Alec Baldwin. The sketch is a commercial for a stage production of a new musical titled "Red Ships of Spain" in which <mask> is appearing in the leading role of Captain Ferdinand Poncho. The <mask> brothers, Wes and Ken, are portrayed by Parnell and Baldwin. The daughter of <mask>'s character is oddly cast as her father's love interest. He recorded the theme song for Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2003 and is known for it. The <mask> Memorial Mustached American of the Year Award is given to the person who best represents or contributes to the Mustached American community. Scott Simon, host of Weekend Edition Saturday on NPR, said in 2007, "A professional entertainer doesn't give any less of himself just because the audience gets a little smaller."<mask> told us that people who have been up and down are more interesting than people who are on their way up. ... He made people happy by working hard. <mask> was portrayed by Broadway star Matt Bogart in an episode ofVinyl as an act for American Century. I do! The Fantasticks (1988) and Man of La Mancha (1994) are replacements for Camelot. The <mask> Mustached American of the Year was awarded by the American Mustache Institute.

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texts: <mask>r was the second-last surviving member of the 20 July Plot, a conspiracy of Wehrmacht officers to assassinate Hitler. He was the fifth and the second surviving son of the nine children of Albert Dominikus Hyacinthus. <mask>ius Jesuit secondary school in Godesberg. Boeselager was part of a plan to take control of Germany after Hitler was killed. Boeselager's role in the plan was to order his troops, who were unaware of the plot, to leave the front lines in Eastern Europe and head west, where they would be flown to Berlin to seize crucial parts of the city in a full-scale coup d'état Boeselager's opinion turned against the Nazi government in June 1942, after he received news that five people had been shot in cold blood because of their ethnicity.He joined a conspiracy with his commanding officer to kill Hitler. In March 1943, Hitler and Himmler traveled to the front to participate in a meeting with Kluge's troops. Hitler and Himmler were to be shot at a dinner table in the officers' mess. At the last minute, Himmler left Hitler's company and the risk of leaving him alive to succeed Hitler was too great. The summer 1944 attempt was the second assassination attempt. When Hitler was attending a strategy meeting in a wooden barracks, the conspiracy planned to kill him with a bomb. Boeselager was told in time to return to the front after the bomb failed to kill the Fhrer.Boeselager was not executed, unlike the majority of the conspirators, because of his fortunate timing. <mask>'s brother was also involved in the plot and was killed in action on the Eastern Front. Shortly before the end of the war, Boeselager heard General Burgdorf say, "When the war is over, we will have to purge after the Jews, the Catholic officers in the army". The Boeselager objected because of his decorations for heroism in combat. Boeselager left before Burgdorf could reply. Boeselager's part in the failed attempt on Hitler's life became known after the war. He was a hero in both Germany and France and received the highest military medals that both countries could give.He became a forest expert after studying economics. Boeselager still had nightmares about the conspiracy and the friends he lost during the war. He urged young people to become more involved in politics, as he felt that apathy and political inexperience were two of the reasons why Hitler was able to come to power. The motto of the entrance to his residence is "even if all, not I". He was a member of K.D.St.V. The University of Bonn's Ripuaria Bonn is now part of the Cartellverband der katholischen deutschen Studentenverbindung. He had a pistol that he was given to shoot Hitler with.Two weeks before his death, <mask> Boeselager gave his last videotaped interview, which was to be used in the film The Valkyrie Legacy. The film was broadcasted on The History Channel in the spring of 2009. Kevin Burns directed the documentary. The last survivor of the 20 July plot was Ewald-<mask> Kleist-Schmenzin. Marriage was between Boeselager andRosa Maria, who was born in Frstenberg. The Grand Chancellor of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta is their child. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded on 20 July 1944 as Major and commander of the I./Kavallerie-Regiment Mitte Eastern Front."Assassinating Hitler: The Last Plotter" was written by Robert Bernheim. 1, No. pp. 1, Spring-Summer 2011. 5–15. The opposition is against Hitler. The Widerstand was held in 1933–1945. Berlin 1984, Kaltenbrunner-Berichte an Bormann und Hitler.In 1944, in: Hans-Adolf Jacobsen. The Verschwrung is the Spiegelbild. <mask> <mask> was born in 1961. There was a plan to kill Hitler. Weidenfeld and Nicolson were in London. The year 2008. The 20th.A year after the fall of the Berlin Wall. <mask> <mask>r is the Zeitzeuge berichtet. Interview with Prof. Hans Sarkowicz. Doppel-CD. Audiobuch Verlag is in Freiburg. <mask> <mask>lager was published in 2004. Hitlerin murhaaja was written by Ilkka Ahtiainen.August 2007, monthly supplement of Helsingin Sanomat. German officers were against Hitler. There are external links to Focus. The WDR reported on the stoppen in November of 2007. December 2005, included. There are live recordings. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there isThe speech was given at the Bavarian Parliament. Boeselager des Appells der Jungen Freiheit ist anlsslich. The front page of "Junge Freiheit" was published in February of 2006 The Last of the Conspirators in the July 20 Plot to assassinate Hitler remained undiscovered until after the war, according to The Daily Telegraph. May 3, 2008. William, the man. <mask> <mask>, who tried to assassinate Hitler, died at the age of 90.May 3, 2008. Interviews with <mask>r. FAZ published 1 about Ich htte ihn erschieen knnen. Philip Freiherr von Boeselager was published in May 2008. March 2008 The audio-file is 44 min. Interview with Junge Freiheit.July 2007, berlebende des 20. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is Den Judenmord stoppen ist wollten. In July of 2007, Der Mut des Gewissens', SZ. <mask> Boeselager was Interviewed in July 2004 and December 2005 by Junge Freiheit. <mask> of Germany plot to have Roman Catholics in the German Resistance Recipients of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross Commanders Crosses of the Order of Merit.

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texts: The Save the Cat trilogy of books on screenwriting and story structures was one of the most popular writing mentors in the film industry. Some of Hollywood's largest studios had consultation sessions with <mask>, as well as international seminars and workshops for writers. The cause of death was a pulmonary embolism or cardiac arrest. On September 29, 2009, a public memorial was held at the Writers Guild of America. In the 1960s and 1970s, Kenneth C. T<mask> produced many children's shows. Hot Wheels, Big Blue Marble, and the cult classic Roger Ramjet were among them. At the age of eight, he was hired by his father as a voice talent for an animated special.After his voice changed, he was fired from doing children's voices alongside Gary Owens, June Foray and others. He earned a B.A. After graduating from Georgetown University, he returned to Los Angeles where he began his career as a writer. In 1987 he began writing full-time as a screenwriter. He was a member of the Writers Guild of America. The first spec script sale was in 1989. It sold for $500,000 in a bidding war.He was named one of Hollywood's most successful spec screenwriters after selling 12 more original screenplays. Blank Check, co-written with Colby Carr for Walt Disney Pictures, and Nuclear Family, co-written with James Haggin for Steven Spielberg/Amblin Entertainment, are two million dollar script sales. The cat needs to be saved! The book is called Save the Cat! The Last Book on Screenwriting You'll Ever Need was the number one selling book on Amazon and it's 34th printing. The structure of the monomyth or hero's journey is described in detail in the book. The title is Save the Cat!When the main character shows that they are worth rooting for, it's called a decisive moment. In order to gain audience favor and support for the main character, the first scene is where we meet the hero. Dennis Quaid plays a veteran firefighter in the movie Frequency who jumps into a manhole to save two workers from a gas explosion. Frank is interesting to the audience because of his casual confidence. The audience is invested in Frank's well-being and rooting for him to succeed. Many of today's movies are missing this crucial element. He said that Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life was a film that focused on making the character sexy and cool instead of being likable.An estimated 95 million dollars was spent on this film, and it only made $150 million worldwide. The sequel earned less money than the original, but it did not lose money. The 15 essential "beats" or plot points that all stories should contain are included in the "BS2" which is the main premise of the book. The 40 beats are laid out on "The Board." A quarter of the story is represented by the 1st Act, the 1st half of the 2nd Act, the 2nd half of the 2nd Act, and the 3rd Act. 10 genres were introduced in the book. The types of movies that did not say much about the story were Romantic Comedy, Epic or Biography."Buddy Love", "Golden Fleece", and "Monster in the House" are some of the categories explored by the system. The book has been criticized for being too easy to read. Save the Cat points to specific pages of the script where beats should occur. This has been called a minute-by-minute guide to writing a story since the pages are similar to minutes of film. The perceived Hollywood formula was criticized by a New York Times article. It wondered if Save the Cat caused the trend or was inspired by it. The book series was written in 2007.Went to the movies. 50 landmark movies were identified and broken down into 15 beats of BS2 in the second book. Save the Cat! is the third book in the series. Strikes Back: More Trouble for Screenwriters was published in November of 2009. The last book in the series was written by the author. The fourth book was a collection of writings on the subject of screenwriting, titled Save the Cat! There is more information and inspiration for writers on the website.The fifth book was written by his student. It's called Save the Cat! The analysis of 50 independent, European, auteur and cult films was included in Goes to the Indies. Save the Cat! is the first non-screenwriting book. Writes a Novel: The Last Book on Novel Writing That You'll Ever Need is a novel written by a student. The software product Save the Cat! was developed as a companion to his books. You'll need The Last Story Structure Software.The Beat Sheet and Board can be found on an end user's desktop, phone, or tablet. In 2008 the software company Final Draft became partners in building import/export functions between the two programs. In 2009, the software was released by the company, and in 2016 it was released again. New templates for novelists and television writers were included in version 4 of the software and apps. The workshops were developed for writers, filmmakers and executives. The Beat Sheet workshop helped participants come up with the structure of the 15 beats before they wrote the script. The Beat Sheet Workshop was expanded to be led internationally.The second workshop, a continuation of the first called The Board Workshop, had participants take their 15 beats and expand them into 40 cards for a more detailed story structure. He held his workshops all over the world. The workshops were open year round. The Beijing Film Academy was one of the universities where the method was taught. The Beat Sheet Workshops are taught by "Master Cats". Online courses were added to the Beat Sheet Workshops. After the release of his first book, <mask> provided script analysis to studios such as Disney.The dedications of How to Train Your Dragon were dedicated to the man. The book was dedicated to him as well. Filmography stop! Or My Mom will Shoot (1992), Blank Check (1994), and Save the Cat! Save the Cat! is the last book on screenwriting. The Screenwriter's Guide to Every Story Ever Told was published in 2007. Strikes Back: More trouble for screenwriters to get into...Save the Cat! is one of the STC titles. Go to the Indies: The Screenwriters Guide to 50 Films from the Masters is a guide for writers. The last book on novel writing that you'll ever need is Writes a Novel: The Last Book on Novel Writing that You'll Ever Need. The Nuclear Family's spec sale report can be found at www.Hollywoodlitsales.com.

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texts: <mask> is a former Australian Rules footballer who became a spokesman for Indigenous rights and against racism in sport. Despite being drafted to the VFL, the West Torrens Football Club argued that <mask> was contractually bound to the club and could not play anywhere else. "I took the contract to Darwin and met with <mask>'s father Jack, who was irate, because I was assured this wasn't the case." He wrote the word 'bullshit' on the front of it. West Torrens agreed it wasn't a binding contract when it became clear he wanted to play for Essendon. Despite this, <mask> played for West Torrens during the 1988 SANFL season, winning the club's best and fairest award, the third player to do so as the Eagles merged with the Woodville Football Club following the 1990 season to become the Woodville-West Torre. <mask> played the best game of his career in the 1993 Grand Final.<mask> ran amok, helping Essendon gain a quarter-time lead and maintain it. He had amassed 20 kicks and 13 handballs, totalling 33 possessions by the end of the game. Maurice Rioli presented the Norm Smith medal to <mask>. In the pre-season of 1994 in a practice match against the West Coast Eagles, <mask> injured his knee which required 12 months of solid rehabilitation, and he was not seen for the entire 1994 Home and Away season. <mask> returned to football in 1995 and played a full season. <mask> claimed that he was racially abused by Monkhorst during the Anzac Day match. Although <mask> was dissatisfied with the outcome of the mediation session, the long-term result was that it set a precedent, and since this incident, there have only been three accusations of racial taunting.During the next two seasons, <mask> had knee surgery and only took the field seven times. He played in nine games in 1998 despite missing the first half of the year due to surgery. Between the beginning of the 1994 and end of the 1998 seasons, <mask> played only 38 games. <mask> has a sharp wit. <mask>'s coach, Kevin Sheedy, recalled an incident in which he was conducting a training session for 200 people, mostly money donors, in front of a whiteboard in front of a fundraiser to reconstruct Windy Hill. He asked if anyone had a question. When <mask> raised his hand, people fell silent to hear him speak.<mask> asked what was wrong with the blackboard. The first goal at the new stadium was kicked by <mask>. In 2000 he was a member of the Essendon team that won the title and only lost one game all season. <mask> faced a lot of scrutiny for his hit on Troy Simmonds, which left him unconscious and raised the possibility of him losing his mobility. The new rules were introduced to protect players with their heads over the ball. <mask> was suspended. Although Essendon made the Grand Final that year, <mask> was unavailable on the eve of the game due to a injury he sustained during Grand Final training.The background color of the statistics is #EAEAEA. The style is "text-align:center" and it was published in 1989. The style is "text-align:center" and it was published in 1990. The style is "text-align:center" and it was published in 1991. The style is "text-align:center" and it was published in 1992. "text-align:center" is a style that was introduced in 1994. 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After ten days of intense media scrutiny of the walk, the Prime Minister eventually granted <mask> a meeting, at which point <mask> called an end to the walk, having completed about 325 km of the planned 650 km walk. He said he wanted to change.Education, employment, health, housing, and the Stolen Generations were some of the issues that the government was challenged about. The tradition of a community walk in Melbourne has continued after the walk became known as The Long Walk. The walk starts and ends at Federation Square before the Dreamtime game. The Long Walk is inspired by <mask>'s walk and works for the health and well-being of Indigenous Australians. He was accused of attacking a man at a football club function. When the case came to trial in 2009, he pleaded guilty to hitting a man who had attacked his sister. The magistrate said that he was unlikely to re-offend.<mask> was an ambassador for Jenny Craig in July of 2011. He wanted to drop at least 10 kilograms in around 10 weeks. He was a board member of the Michael Long Foundation and the Michael Long Learning and Leadership Centre. The MLF funds education and football programs for indigenous people, and is funded by the federal government and managed by the AFL NT. After being treated for a life-threatening infectious disease in a hospital in Darwin, he decided to go ahead with his plans for a second Long Walk. <mask> received the Medal of the Order of Australia for "service to Australian rules football and to the Indigenous community". In 2002, an Essendon panel ranked him at 23 in their list of the 25 greatest players ever to have played for Essendon.Main, Jim. The Big Aussie Rules Book is too long to wait. A mighty Long performance to offset a captain's pain, Australian Football League, Progress Printers & distributors, Round 3 1999, page 61 Football Record. 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texts: <mask> is a Canadian professional boxer and mixed martial artist. A professional competitor since 2007, <mask> has competed for a number of organizations. <mask> began his mixed martial arts career with Maximum Fighting Championship on February 22, 2008 and defeated Pete Spratt via rear-naked choke in the second round. <mask> defeated Fernandes via rear-naked choke submission in the first round. The fight for the MFC Welterweight Championship was between <mask> and Pat Healy. <mask> defeated Clark with a guillotine choke in the second round. <mask> was defeated by Pat Healy in a re-enactment of the MFC Welterweight Championship.Ford was defeated by Douglas Lima via armbar submission in the second round. Ford defeated Pete Spratt in a rear-naked choke submission. Ford left the organization due to contract disputes. Ford signed with The Fight Club. Ford won the TFC Welterweight Championship via rear-naked choke submission in round one at TFC 10. After the first two rounds, Ford caught Parisyan with a knee and cut his forehead, causing the doctor and referee to stop the fight and give Ford the win. Ford returned to the Aggression MMA organization on June 10, 2011.Ford was defeated by David Hulett in the first round at AMMA Unfinished Business. Ford defeated Ricky Goodall in the first round at AMMA 9. Ford fought for the Aggression Fighting Championship on March 23, 2013). Brendan Tierney was defeated by Ford in the second round. Ford faced Michael Hill in July of last year for the AFC Welterweight Championship. In the fifth round, Ford defeated Hill with a rear-naked choke submission. On May 4, 2012 at Bellator 67, Ford defeated Luis Santos via TKO due to knees and punches in the second round, after signing with Bellator.Ford won via unanimous decision against Kyle Baker on November 2, 2012 at Casino Rama in Ontario. Ford signed a multi-fight deal with World Series of Fighting's Canadian branch and is expected to debut under the WSOF banner in early 2014. Ford is expected to take on Powell in the first WSOF Canadian Welterweight Championship. Ford won the title with a front kick and punches in 53 seconds of round one. Ford was going to fight Bristol Marunde in June. He pulled out after getting injured. Ford faced Jake Shields in the main event of the World Series of Fighting.<mask> lost the fight via rear naked choke submission in the first round after he dropped Shields with a left hand. <mask> was scheduled to face Yushin Okami in a Middleweight bout at the main event of WSOF 21 on June 5, 2015. <mask> had to withdraw from the June fight with Okami. On January 6, 2022, it was announced that <mask> would be returning to MMA on March 4, 2022. <mask> won a four-round majority decision in his professional boxing debut. On June 8, 2015, it was announced that <mask> was retiring from MMA to focus on a career in professional boxing. On September 11, 2015, <mask> fought Gary Kopas in a boxing match.He won a unanimous decision. On September 20, 2015, it was announced that <mask> will fight Antonio DosSantos on October 16, 2015. He won via knockout. On November 13, 2015, it was announced that <mask> will fight on December 4, 2015. He won via technical knockout. On February 22, 2016 it was announced that <mask> will fight David Whittom on March 11, 2016 in the KO Boxing promotion. He won via knockout.<mask> faced a former Thailand Olympic gold and silver medal winner. After his opponent was unable to continue in the fifth round, he won with a technical knockout. <mask> faced Palacios for theKO Boxing promotion. He won the fight. On October 29, 2016 it was announced that <mask> would face Sam Rapira for the Vacant UBO Light Heavyweight Championship. He won the fight with a knockout. On November 10, 2016 it was announced that <mask> would be facing Mario Baeza for theKO Boxing promotion on December 2, 2016He won the fight. The first defense of Ford's title would be against Robert Berridge on May 27th. He won the fight with a technical decision. On August 10, it was announced that Ford would be facing Anthony Yarde on September 16 for the vacant WBO Intercontinental Light Heavyweight Championship. The fight was canceled after a contract dispute. On September 6, it was announced that Ford would be facing Murrieta. The fight was stopped in the fourth round.Ford was going to face Fedor Chudinov for the International Super Middleweight Title on December 9, 2017! Ford was defeated by a twelve round unanimous decision. Ford faced off against Nick Hannig for the vacant title. Ford was defeated by a twelve round unanimous decision. Ford faced off against SergeMichel on April 6. Ford won the fight with a knockout. On August 31, Ford faced Joshua Buatsi which ended in controversy after what appeared to be a low shot from Buatsi, the fight was stopped awarding Buatsi the victory via knockout.<mask> was a professional boxer. <mask> was involved in an armed robbery. <mask> cut the victim's left index and middle finger with a knife during the robbery. The victim's wife and two children were in the house at the time. <mask> was sentenced to four years for this crime.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1971 and is an athlete and politician. She was part of the Australian women's field hockey team that won an Olympic gold medal. She competed in the 1998 Commonwealth Games and 2000 Olympic Games as a sprinter. She was elected to the Australian Senate at the 2013 federal election, after being named as a "captain's pick" by the Prime Minister. She retired from the Senate. At the 1996 Summer Olympics, <mask> became the first Aboriginal Australian to win an Olympic gold medal. She became a double gold medal winner in the 1998 Commonwealth Games, winning the 200m sprint with a time of 22.77 seconds and sharing in Australia's 4  100 metres relay win.In 1997 he was named Young Australian of the Year. At the 1999 World Athletics Championships, <mask> ran over 200 metres and at the 2000 Olympics, he ran over 400 metres. She ran in the Australian 4  400 metres relay team which made the final, finishing fifth. Glenda Jones painted a portrait of her in the year 2000. She sold her items to the National Museum of Australia for $140,000. Her gold medal, hockey stick, and running shoes were included. Julia Gillard, the Australian Prime Minister, invited <mask> to join the Australian Labor Party and stand as a candidate for the Senate in the Northern Territory at the next election.The likelihood that she would become Australia's first female Indigenous federal parliamentarian was supported by the fact that her name was placed first on the ALP's senate ticket in the Northern Territory. Australia's first Indigenous woman was elected to federal parliament. She apologized to the stolen generation in her first speech in parliament. On May 24, 2016 she announced that she wouldn't be re-contesting her Senate seat. According to the ABC and Fairfax, <mask> was one of the candidates being considered to replace Mifsud as head of diversity for the AFL. Malarndirri McCarthy announced on 25 May 2016 that she was going to be nominated by Labor for the Senate seat. The Senate term ended on 9 May 2016The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation has an Ambassador named <mask>. The personal life of <mask> was born in the Northern Territory. She had no contact with her biological father between the ages of 2 and 16. Joan was removed from her mother when she was raised in the Catholic mission on Melville Island. They had a daughter in 1990, married in 1995 and divorced in 2001. She reverted back to her original name after their divorce. She married Daniel Batman in 2002 and they had two children, but they separated in 2010 and Batman died in a car crash.Scott Appleton and <mask> married on August 12th, 2012 There are three children, two with Kneebone and one with Batman. She became a grandmother when she was 40. Nova: My Story was released in April of 2003 The sixth season of Australian Survivor was filmed in 2019. She finished in 21st place after being eliminated on Day 10. She sued for defamation in 2020 over comments made by Jacinta Price.There was a controversy in October of last year when explicit emails were leaked to the press. The emails were used as the basis for allegations that <mask> had used her role as an ambassador for Athletics Australia to organize a trip to Australia for Boldon as part of the "Jump Start to London" athletics program, during which she intended to engage in an affair with the athlete. The accusations were described as containing "gross fabrications". The release of the emails was part of a blackmail attempt in regards to the child custody battle, according to <mask>. The list of Indigenous Australian politicians includes dual sport and multi-sport Olympians.

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texts: He was an American socialist activist and newspaper publisher. The editor of The Socialist, one of the most widely distributed radical newspapers of the 20th century, was a factional leader of the Washington state affiliate of the Socialist Party of America. The Wage Workers Party was formed by the leader of the Socialist Party of Washington in 1909. He died in obscurity in New York City, a medical doctor working in a low paying service job, after his paper failed with that organization. <mask><mask> was born in January of 1854 in Pepperell, Massachusetts, the son of the parents. While attending school, <mask> worked in a butcher shop, a farm, and a paper mill. In the midst of the American Civil War, <mask> tried to flee but his father tracked him down and returned him home.He took a job as a clerk in a dry goods store in New York City so that he could attend college after he graduated from business college. He graduated from Madison University and its theological seminary in 1876. After graduating from the seminary, <mask> spent over a decade as a Baptist preacher in New York and Massachusetts, but decided to leave the church because it did not adequately represent the teachings of Jesus. He graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1890 and went on to become a medical doctor. After finishing medical school, he worked as a doctor for the Great Northern Railway in Seattle for the rest of the decade. The manager of the small Seattle hotel that was used by radical speakers during their stops in the Pacific Northwest was married to the man. After her former husband's departure as a venerated member of Seattle's radical community, "Mother" <mask> remained in town.At the end of the 1890s, <mask> became interested in the ideas of municipal reform after he was exposed to them through the Fabian Society of Seattle. The Citizens' Non-Partisan League was formed in 1900 to try to end the monopoly power of the Seattle Electric Company. The first time that <mask> was exposed to Marxist ideas was around this time. He tried to win support for a general strike from the Western Central Labor Union but failed. The candidacy of Eugene V. Debs for President of the United States in 1900 on the ticket of the Social Democratic Party of America inspired <mask> and brought him to the next chapter of his life story. The first explicitly socialist weekly newspaper in Seattle was launched on August 12th under the title The Socialist. 500 tabloid-sized copies were printed at a cost of $13.The basement of the Social Democratic Party headquarters is where the first editorial office of the publication was located. He ran on the Social Democratic Party's ticket for US president in the fall of 1900. There is a congressman. As a result of the needs of the Debs campaign, <mask> came to see his new newspaper as a more permanent vehicle. J.A. promoted the neo-Populist agrarian-oriented socialism as an alternative to socialism. The Appeal to Reason was a leading national voice for a more assertive "proletarian" orientation. A group of young people gathered around the newspaper and the man who was the leader of the "Red" group.In 1901, <mask> and John T. Oldman ran for three year terms on the King County Board of Education. The pair received about 25 percent of the vote. The SPW's National Committeeman, delegate to an annual governing convention, was a candidate in the December 1901 party election. He was defeated in a seven-person race by just 3 votes by George Boomer, with an additional 8 votes arriving in the mail just after the deadline for counting. The Socialist Party had a candidate for the Washington State Senate in the 36th Electoral District. As a leader in the Socialist Party of Washington, <mask> was thought of as a "dogmatic, dictatorial" personality, but with considerable intelligence and speaking skill. The front page of the 1903 platform of Local Seattle ran under the headings "As Much Socialism as Possible" and "As Little Socialism as Possible".The goal of a united Socialist Party of Washington was not advanced by public ridicule of this sort. To his supporters, the temporizing half-measures of others were red meat. Some branches were dominated by the left wing while others were on the side of centrist forces. The future head of the Communist Labor Party, Alfred Wagenknecht, and the future editor of the Communist Party weekly, The Toiler, were among the radical true-believers included in the Pike Street Branch. Soapbox speaking and public meetings brought the Branch into conflict with civic authorities because they brought it into conflict with the working class. The moderate wing of the party wanted to build an electoral organization of broad popular appeal in order to win political power through the ballot box and initiate a series of fundamental political reforms. The Washington Socialist Party was kept in a state of internecine warfare by the differing orientations and the pugnacious use of his newspaper as a tool for factional warfare.Despite a healthy national circulation of about 7,000, The Socialist consistently ran at a deficit. The Socialist ran a headline "Shall The Socialist Live or Die?" on the front of its June 26, 1904 issue. While the publication had been covering its expenses over a period of several months, for the past two months the publication had suddenly begun running at a deficit of $100 per month, an amount deemed unsustainable by the 35 members of the "Socialist Educational Union" headed by <mask>. The decision was made to revive the old name and move The Socialist to Toledo after a year of financial struggle, marked by an experimental change of the publication's name to Next and an attempt at making it a newspaper targeted to the broad public rather than limited to active Socialist Party members. It was hoped that this more central location would give the newspaper a better chance for a national audience. William Mailly, the former National Executive Secretary of the Socialist Party, was added to the editorial staff. Correspondents wrote coverage of the activities of the Socialist Party of Washington in the paper.Local Seattle immediately took possession of all assets belonging to its various branches after the moderate group launched a referendum vote in 1905 on a new bylaw for the city which would have the effect of eliminating the existing branches in favor of a single organization broken down by electoral districts. The proposal was seen as a direct assault on the left-wing Pike Street Branch and was bitterly fought by <mask> and his associates. Part of the effort was to get members who had already voted in favor of the measure to change their minds. When the Seattle City Central Committee refused to provide adequate ballots for this purpose, <mask> had small forms printed that stated the intention of the signatory to vote against the proposal. The Central Branch of Local Seattle preferred charges against <mask> and the Pike Street Branch for election fraud because of this. At a meeting of the full Seattle City Central Committee, a heated gathering which lasted 7 hours, Central Branch launched a statewide referendum vote against <mask> after he was cleared of these charges. On June 1, 1905, the vote closed and the exoneration of <mask> was done by a vote of 4-to-1.35 of the 41 votes against <mask> came from Seattle Central Branch. The paper was moved to Idaho before returning to Seattle later in the decade. In July 1909, outmaneuvered and outnumbered at the State Convention of the Socialist Party of Washington, <mask> led the left-wing delegates out of the meeting hall to hold their own parallel convention and to elect their own officers. The actions of the dissident radicals were declared unconstitutional by the National Executive Committee of the Socialist Party of America. After being locked out of the Socialist Party, the left-wing dissidents decided against joining the Socialist Labor Party of America and instead formed a new political organization called the Wage Workers Party. William Z. is a leader of the Communist Party. <mask> recalled his role in this organization in his memoirs.The weekly paper was renamed The Workingman's Paper. The organization was almost completely dead by 1910. Many of the new group went on to join the Industrial Workers of the World. The loss of his paper made him break as an effective leader of Washington state's radicals. In his later years, the former Baptist preacher and medical doctor moved to New York City, where he worked as a doorman at a posh hotel in the winter. He practiced medicine in upstate New York during the summer. The political pamphlet which came off the press in 1922 called for unity between communists, socialists, and revolutionary industrial unionists and was written by <mask>.A single copy seems to have survived. The census of 1930 did not include <mask> or Hattie. He died in New York City in 1931. There are books and pamphlets by the Socialist Party of Washington. TheNewton Journal Press was published in 1882. The ABC of socialism. The Socialist, n.d. 1906, was in Toledo, OH.There are two editorials from The Workingman's Paper of Seattle. Seattle: Trustee Publishing Co. The Economic Power of the Middle Class. With William Z. <mask>. Trustee Publishing Co. was founded in Seattle in 1910. The Workingman's Paper was printed on September 10, 1910.The Revolution in America is an appeal to Socialists, Communists, Industrial Unionists, and All Radical Proletarians to adopt a common program of action. Notable articles "The ABC of Socialism," The Socialist, whole no. The page was published on January 3, 1904. 5. "An object lesson in referendums" is a whole no. o. 241 was published on May 6, 1905.3. There are links to The Labor Press Project: Labor and Radical Newspapers in the Pacific Northwest. The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies is located at the University of Washington. March 24, 2010. In 1900-1909, Paul B. Bushue, Dr. <mask> F<mask> and Socialism in Washington State were published. M.A. There is a thesis.The University of Washington was in Seattle in 1967. Unemployed Citizens of Seattle: Hulet Wells, Seattle Labor, and the Struggle for Economic Security was written by Terry R. Willis. A PhD thesis. The University of Washington was in Seattle in 1997. Business people from Toledo, Ohio, and Seattle were members of the Socialist Party of America.

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texts: <mask>, Jr. was an American sculptor and teacher. Instructors of Sculpture at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts included Paul Manship, Albin Polasek, and Walker Hancock. He was known for his small bronzes and portrait busts, but also for his heroic sculpture. His work can be found in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the National Portrait Gallery, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the National Academy of Design, and other museums. The youngest child of <mask> and Elizabeth (Simmons<mask> was born in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His family had German and Dutch heritage. He had an interest in art at an early age.One of the largest stone carving ventures in the country was when he was 17 years old. He spent four years carving figures and ornaments for Philadelphia City Hall. He began attending night classes at the Spring Garden Institute to improve his skills at carving figures. He graduated from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1884 and the Art Students' League of Philadelphia in 1886. He studied under Thomas Anshutz after returning to PAFA. In Paris, he studied painting under Tony Robert-Fleury and sculpture under Henri Chapu. He shared a flat with other American art students.He was admitted to the cole des Beaux Arts in 1889, but only for a year. The Paris Salon of 1890 featured two ideal busts, Saint John and Daedalus. He exhibited his first major work, a life-size female nude, at the Salon of 1891, which received an Honorable Mention. The Detroit Institute of Arts is where it is now. The death of his father brought him back to Philadelphia, where he began teaching at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The sculpture department was put on an equal footing with painting for the first time after PAFA created the position ofInstructor of Sculpture. He took a sabbatical in 1895 to marry and create what he wanted to be his masterpiece.The Vulture of War is a sculpture group depicting carnage and death. It quickly evolved from a two-figure work to a three-figure work and finally a four-figure work. There was a giant figure of War, who wields the uncomprehending Man as a weapon, a lifeless woman, and a sinister figure who holds the globe under his foot. The work was critiqued weekly by Jean Dampt. Only the plunderer was done by the end of his sabbatical. In 1896, Grafly returned to teaching at PAFA and continued to work on the sculpture group. The plaster of the plunderer was part of the gold medal winning exhibit at the 1900 Exposition Universelle in Paris.The plaster was part of the exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, but he abandoned it there rather than paying the freight fees to bring it back to Philadelphia. The Smith Memorial Arch is a Civil War monument in Philadelphia. The memorial's 15-foot statue of General John F. Reynolds was created after William Ordway Partridge's withdrawal. <mask> Arnold was commissioned to create a fountain for the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. Man, the Mysterious, with faces on the front and back of his head, was the central figure of the Fountain of Man. The fountain's upper basin had nude figures representing the 5 senses, and the lower basin had four pairs of crouching male and female atlantes, each couple representing contrasting emotions. When opportunity comes, and with it demand for a man's highest abilities, he who has always done his best has himself well in hand.The opportunity came to Mr. Grafly at the Pan-American exposition. The sculptural decorations of that most charming of fairs were well suited to their purpose and contributed much to its beauty, but there were few features of striking originality. Mr. <mask>'s "Fountain of Man" stands out as a lasting contribution to the art of this country. The medal that was awarded to winning artists was designed by the member of the Art Jury for the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition. A heroic-size seated figure of Thomas Jefferson was created after sculptor John Quincy Adams Ward withdrew. The Vérité was carved in marble and placed in a niche near the main entrance of the Palace of Fine Arts. Electricity was installed over an entrance to the Palace of Electricity.The Pioneer Mother Monument is located in San Francisco, California. The Fine Arts Department was headed by John D. Trask, a museum administrator and former managing director of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Trask commissioned <mask> to create the sculpture in 1913 after the Pioneer Mother Monument Association raised $22,500 for the project. An early iteration of the work bordered on comical, as a matriarch balances screaming twin infants one on each arm. The woman and her two naked toddlers were given a simple dignity by the final model. The sculpture wasn't in place for the opening of the exhibition on March 2, 1915. The monument was dedicated on June 30, 1915.The Pioneer Mother monument is a permanent bronze and is a tribute to the women who paved the way for the welfare of the people of the West. In the San Francisco Civic Center, its simplicity will be more impressive than the colorful colonnade. It is a true addition to noteworthy American works of art and fully expresses the spirit of this brave and strong mother. It lived up to the noblest possibilities of its theme and escaped every pitfall of mawkishness. The strong hands, the firmly set feet, the clear, broad brow of the Mother and the uncompromisingly simple, sculpturally pure lines of figure and garments are honest and commanding in beauty. The children are modeled with affectionate sincerity and are a realistic interpretation of childish charm. The base is decorated with oxen skulls, pine cones, leaves and cacti.During the Great Depression, the sculpture was rediscovered amidst the ruins of the 1915 world's fair, and it was relocated to San Francisco's Civic Center. The sculpture for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition was raised money by civic and historical groups. The park was rededicated on December 8, 1940. There was a bust of A Bad Omen and a portrait of Daedalus at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. A medal was awarded to the group. Portrait of My Mother is from 1895 Cotton States and International Exposition. A silver medal was awarded to the bust.Portrait busts of his mother and wife are on display at the 1900 exposition Universelle, Paris, France. A gold medal was awarded to the group. Portrait busts of his mother and wife were part of an architectural medal for Cornell University. A gold medal was awarded to the group. The South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition was held in Charleston, South Carolina. A gold medal was awarded to the group. There were busts of his wife, Dr. Louis Starr, artist Joseph R. DeCamp, and politician James McManes.The Art Jury had a member. His works did not compete for awards. The 1910 exposition was called In Much Wisdom. It won the grand prize in sculpture. The Panama-Pacific Exposition was held in San Francisco, California. Portrait busts of many people were included in The Oarsman, Maidenhood. He was an advisor to the exposition.His works did not compete for awards. Aeneas and Anchises, The Symbol of Life, From Generation to Generation, Head of War is part of the Sesquicentennial Exposition. The Department of Fine Arts was headed by <mask>. His works did not compete for awards. Many of the portrait heads and busts were modeled for friends and family. The first bust of a fellow artist was modeled in 1898. The sitter painted a portrait of <mask>.There isn't a sculptor in this country who can make a fine bust. The bust of Henry Lorenz Viereck, an entomologist, is unique to Washington. The sitter owns it. A few years ago, the sculptor began a series of portrait busts, and this one is one of the most successful, with many distinguished artists, doctors, and specialists in other fields. In the department of portrait busts, Grafly stands out. The quality and character of the sculptor's achievement is typified by the head of Viereck. In the 1920s, four busts of historical figures were created for the Hall of Fame for Great Americans.The Alexander Hamilton U.S. faade was modeled by New York Custom House. The house is in New York City. A young Queen Victoria is dressed in armor and is accompanied by a shield of St. George and a ship's wheel. His depiction of France depicts a goddess with a sceptre, a sheaf of wheat, and a bronze statuette representing the Fine Arts, as well as a Gallic rooster and a herm of the ancient god Dusios. The figures were carved in limestone. The Major General George Gordon Meade Memorial is a monument for the National Mall in Washington, D.C., and was the most prestigious commission of <mask>'s career. The site is now mostly covered by the Capitol Reflecting Pool.This was to the north of the Grant Memorial. On January 21, 1915, President Wilson signed a joint resolution of Congress creating the federal commission. The commission chose Simon & Simon as architects for the project. Three years later, the D.C. Commission of Fine Arts granted preliminary approval for the sculpture program. His design was given final approval in January 1922. There are eight figures in a circle. The figure of General Meade, dressed in his uniform, faces south.Loyalty, Fame and Energy are on the west side while Chivalry, Progress and Military Courage are on the east side. The dark angel of War, who wears a helmet, breastplate and cape, and is ready to be taken up when necessary, is facing north. There are two memorial tablets in War's clutch. His wings are long and sweeping. The groups are outlined against the shadow of War. General Meade's "cloak of battle" was removed by loyalty and chivalry. The Legion eagle is raised over Meade's head in commemoration of great achievement.The figures were carved from marble. The base is gray granite and the platform is pink granite. The memorial was dedicated in 1927. The 3rd Street Tunnel under the National Mall was excavated in 1969 to make way for the Capitol Reflecting Pool. After fourteen years in storage, the memorial was restored and installed on the entrance plaza of the United States Courthouse. There is a memorial to Major General GalushaPennypacker in Philadelphia. At the age of 22, he was promoted to general.He was depicted as a hulking, bare-chested Roman general, flanked by tigers and riding a chariot-like cannon. Albert Laessle was invited by Grafly to model the tigers, and worked on the project, 1921–26, before setting it aside to complete the Meade Memorial. Laessle completed thePennypacker Memorial five years after his teacher's death. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has a gold medal for distinguished services to art. He was awarded the 1905 J. Q. by the National Sculpture Society. A. The prize is called the Ward Prize.PAFA gave him the first Widener Gold Medal for Sculpture in 1913 for his portrait bust of Thomas Anshutz. The 1916 Lea First Prize was awarded by the Philadelphia Water Color Club. The 1919 Watrous Gold medal was awarded to him by the National Academy of Design. The Chicago Art Institute gave him its 1921 Potter Palmer Gold medal for his portrait bust of Frank Duveneck, and the Concord Art Association gave him its 1922 Medal of Honor for the same work. He was a founding member of the National Sculpture Society and served on its council. He was an Associate of the National Academy of Design in 1901 and an Academician in 1905. The portrait was painted by Robert Henri.He was a member of the Philadelphia Art Club, the Architectural League of New York, and the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Marriage took place on June 7, 1895. They had one daughter, who was born in Paris. His studio was at 2200 Arch Street and he lived at 2140 N. 12th Street in Philadelphia. He named the house and studio "Fool's Paradise" after buying property in Lanesville, Gloucester, Massachusetts. Favored PAFA students were invited to use his studio. The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, was where Grafly taught after the 1917 death of sculptor Bela Pratt.He commuted to Philadelphia or Boston by train. Walker Hancock came to PAFA in 1920 to study under <mask>, who was considered the pre-eminent instructor of sculpture in this country. The 1925 Prix de Rome in sculpture was one of the awards that Hancock won. <mask> had been struck by a hit-and-run driver the night before, and on the day he returned to Philadelphia from the American Academy in Rome, he heard the news. Even though he was failing, we had the chance to talk about things that worried him. There were two things on his mind. I was asked to make sure that the wreath behind the head of General Meade was not old.He was worried that the landscaping around his statue of James Buchanan hadn't been done. He wanted me to see that it was done. He wanted me to take his place as instructor of sculpture at the Pennsylvania Academy after he was hospitalized. He died two weeks after the accident. At his memorial service, Hancock was one of the mourners. The pallbearers at his funeral were former students Albert Laessle and Albin Polasek. He taught at PAFA from 1892 to his death in 1929.Among his students were sculptors Eugene Castello, Nancy Coonsman, George Demetrios, Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller, Walker Hancock, <mask>, Albert Laessle, Paul Manship, Eleanor Mary Mellon, Louis Milione, Albin Polasek, Dudley Pratt, Lawrence Ten The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has a large collection of bronzes. The artist's daughter left a bequest to the museum, which contains more than two hundred of his works. She was an art critic and author. Her biography of her father was published in 1996. The Delaware Art Museum has works by Aeneas and Anchises. The sculpture depicts Aeneas carrying his father out of the burning city of Troy.The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The young man leans on a scythe while the young woman holds an orb. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A youth and an old man walk past a clock. The Smith Memorial Arch is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Fountain of Man is located in Buffalo, New York.In Much Wisdom is located at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. A goddess with a snake draped over her shoulders is looking into a mirror. The Saint Louis Art Museum is in St. Louis, Missouri. Mother and Child was cast in bronze in 1989. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts was founded in 1906. It was part of the exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition. U.S.The custom house is in New York City. There is an allegorical figure of England and an allegorical figure of France. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts was founded in 1910. It was part of his exhibit at the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition. Golden Gate Park is in San Francisco, California. Buchanan Park is in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The Whitney Museum of American Art is in New York City.The Art Institute of Chicago has another cast. The head of Chivalry was at the American Art Museum. The Major General GalushaPennypacker Memorial is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The monument was completed by Albert Laessle. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has a portrait of Daedalus. The Paris Salon was Exhibited at in 1890. The Temple Fund bought Exhibited at PAFA in 1891.The bust of my mother was cast in bronze in 1990. The Charles Grafly Sculpture Garden is at Wichita State University. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is in New York City. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is named after Hugh H. Breckenridge. The Philadelphia Museum of Art has a collection of Joseph R. DeCamp. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is named after Edward Hornor Coates. The National Academy of Design is in New York City.The portrait of Joseph Price was created by the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is named after Emily Bishop. National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., and Museum of Fine Arts Boston. The portrait of Henry L. Viereck was created by the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The Library Company of Philadelphia had a man named <mask> Lea. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is named after Thomas P. Anshutz. The first Widener Gold medal was awarded by PAFA in 1913.National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C., and the National Academy of Design, New York City. Childe Hassam is at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is in New York City. The Hall of Fame for Great Americans is in New York City. Moissaye Marans wrote "<mask> as Teacher" in the National Sculpture Review. There was a fall in 1972 Pamela H. Simpson is the author of The Sculpture of <mask>ly.The University of Delaware. The Philadelphia: Three Centuries of American Art was written by Anne d'Harnoncourt. 437–40 The Museum of American Art of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has a collection of American Sculpture. 118–41. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is an alumni of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts.

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texts: <mask> PC was an unpopular and controversial Irish politician and judge, whose name became a byword in Ireland for betraying one's political principles. He was the son of <mask>, clerk of the Crown for Kilkenny, and his wife Mary ffrench, daughter of Austin ffrench. He graduated from the University of Dublin and became the Queen's Counsel in 1849. He has never been questioned about his intellectual abilities. He founded a well-known debating society, the Tail-end Club, and was a superb speaker. He published several books on law, politics and literature. As a young man, he was considered to be the best of company because of his good nature, good humor and a superb conversationist.His eloquence and impressive presence turned him towards politics after he joined the Connaught circuit, where he quickly acquired a large practice due to less to any great legal skill than to his eloquence and impressive presence. He married Kate Rooney, daughter of Thomas Rooney, a Galway surgeon, in 1841, they had one son, and a daughter Mary, who married James Murphy, judge of the High Court, and had six children, including Edward Sullivan Murphy. In 1847, <mask> was elected as a Member of Parliament. He helped found the Independent Irish Party, also known as the Pope's Brass Band, in the late 19th century. The new party promised to repeal the Ecclesiastical Titles Act and to hold the balance of power in the House of Commons. They helped to vote out the administration of Lord Derby, who was replaced by Lord Aberdeen. Within months of promising not to take office, <mask> and his colleague John Sadleir made the decision which destroyed his reputation in his own lifetime and long after his death, he accepted office in the Aberdeen Government, becoming first Solicitor-General for Ireland.His decision was seen by the Irish electorate as an unforgivable betrayal of a solemn pledge and his name entered the Irish political vocabulary. John A. Costello turned down the offer from amon de Valera to become a Supreme Court judge because he didn't want to face charges of being another Sadleir or Keogh. A judge of the Irish Court of Common Pleas was appointed in 1856. He was highly qualified for judicial office because of his legal ability, and in non- political cases he had a good reputation because of his ability to quickly see the essential point of a case. His conduct as a judge did not help his reputation. He was a man of strong opinions and he had a hot temper. Peter O'Brien, the future Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, was threatened with removal from court.In his defence, it must be said that, having recovered his temper, he apologized to O'Brien in open court in the presence of the assembled Bar. It's possible that Keogh was suffering from stress and ill-health, rather than acting out of malice. The conduct of the "Fenian Trials" of 1865–6 and the savage sentences which were handed down were much criticized, although his defenders said that Charles Kickham at least had been treated as lightly as the evidence allowed. His reputation was damaged by his decision on the Galway election petition case of 1872, where <mask> Poer Trench, the unsuccessful candidate, petitioned to oust the winner, John Philip Nolan, on the grounds of intimidation and pressure from the Catholic clergy. The judgement was delivered in an extremely biased manner and did nothing to improve the reputation of the judiciary. The audience was struck by the fact that it was from a former member of the "Pope's Brass Band". There was a public uproar, and the Government had to move to defeat a motion in the House of Commons calling for Keogh's removal from the bench.Father Healy of Little Bray was a good friend of Father Keogh and the two used to dine at each other's houses every week. Father Healy's sense of humor and broad mindedness made him a good fit for the judge. Father Healy was supportive of Keogh during his periods of mental illness and disputes with the Church. "My dear Healy, I'll do anything you want, just name it," said Keogh with a solemn face. If it serves you, I'd turn Turk or Mohammedan. "Turn Catholic," replied Healy. The public clash with Peter O'Brien, which probably occurred in 1877, suggests that his bad temper was the result of stress rather than ill nature.He traveled to Belgium and Germany in an attempt to regain his health, but on August 19th he attacked his valet with a straight razor in a fit of delirium, and was confined to a hospital. He died in Bingen am Rhein on September 30, 1878, after he continued to decline. He was buried in Bonn. The Irish newspapers heaped abuse on him, causing The Times of London to protest that in any country but Ireland his talents would have won him popularity and respect. His friends recalled the charm and good humour he had shown in his earlier years, and his son-in-law, Mr Justice James Murphy, championed him to the end. The picture of him in Burke's Anecdotes of the Connaught Circuit is mostly positive. Not many politicians damage their reputations that they are still spoken of with contempt a century later, and despite Keogh's gifts, one must conclude that much of the damage to his reputation was self-inflicted.The inscription on the Cormack brothers memorial was typical of the continued hostility to him. Irish barristers Solicitors-General for Ireland Members of the Privy Council of Ireland Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for Athlone

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texts: <mask> was born in 1896 and died in 1963. His operas and ballets include The Rise of the Scholars, Krakatuk and Theodor Gentlemen, and The Peacock and the Girl. In Vilnius, Lublin, Pozna and Warsaw, Szeligowski was well established as a music teacher. He wrote for journals and magazines that were specialized in music such as the Tygodnik Wileski, Muzyka and the Kurier Poznaski. The founding of the Pozna Musical Spring, one of the most important festivals of contemporary music at the time, was one of his achievements. <mask>wski was born in 1896 in Lemberg and is now in western Ukraine. His mother was his first music and piano teacher.He began studying piano under the direction of Vilem Kurz at the Conservatory of Music of the Polish Society in L'vov in the years 1910-1914. He found work as a repetiteur at the Krakw Opera House, which allowed him to become familiar with the opera repertory. He met many composers of his time such as Sergei Prokofiev, George Enesco and Arthur Honegger while studying music in Paris. He studied composition with Paul Dukas. He attended many concerts and ballet productions of famous companies, as well as highly acclaimed performances by Jascha Heifetz and Ignacy Jan Paderewski. In 1923, Szeligowski was a lecturer at the Conservatory of Music in Vilnius,Lithuania, part of the Second Polish Republic. He was a great fan of the music of Karolan Szymanowski.He composed music for many productions of Reduta. After returning to Poland in 1931, he began teaching music in Pozna until 1939, and then moved to Lublin after World War II. He was the director of the National Opera Academy when the Pozna Philharmonic was created. The festival of contemporary music, the "Pozna Musical Spring", where modern music was presented in all its glory, was one of the things he did. The director of the Polish Society of Composers was <mask>, who worked in Warsaw for the faculty of the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music. A large group of his graduates include Zbigniew Bargielski. As a music writer Lvov had a musical scene that included a city opera, a symphony orchestra, a music society and a conservatories of music.Felix Weingartner and Oscar Nedbal were frequent visitors to the city and often performed works by Giuseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner. He worked for the Board of Polish Music Publishers and the Central Pedagogical Office for Arts Education after he became chairman of the Polish Composers Union. <mask> Szeligowski was buried in the Pozna Skalka crypt of Merit after he died. The Peasant King was one of the works that he received numerous awards for. 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 "Movement Music 1959 Podhajski, Marek" says Tadeusz Szeligowski. Compose... and die.Thebiography of <mask> <mask>, Ars Nova, 1997 Poznan Szeligowski, <mask>, is in the Encyclopedia of Music. By A. Chodkowski, OWN, Warsaw 2001, p. 866. The 10th anniversary of the composer's death, the materials of the scientific session, Academy of Music, Gdask 1973. The History section has a list of all contributors. The Poznan School of Music was founded in 1896 and has a faculty of musicians.

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texts: A well-known Chinese politician, thinker, and reformer named <mask> was born on March 10, 1865 and died on September 28, 1898. The Hundred Days' Reform failed in 1898 and he was executed at the age of 33. One of the gentlemen of the Hundred days' reform was <mask>. The political failure of the Qing dynasty's reformation was symbolized by his execution, helping to persuade the intellectual class to pursue violent revolution and overthrow the Qing dynasty. <mask> was one of nine siblings and was born in Beijing. His father was the governor of Hubei and his mother was a traditional Chinese housewife. Beijing was where <mask> spent his formative years.He began his formal education at 5 and was taught by a famous scholar when he was 10. He objected to the conventional form of the essay that was required for the exams. He only achieved the title of "student member", a very low educational level. During a visit to a cousin, <mask>'s mother, brother and sister died of diphtheria within five days. Many people thought it was a miracle that he recovered three days after falling gravely ill. The concubine of <mask>'s father treated him badly after he lost his mother. <mask> studied under another scholar in 1879 and began a systematic study of Chinese and natural science.He traveled to a number of different provinces in China in 1884. He wrote more than 200 poems. At the age of 19, <mask> married a woman named Li Run and had a son named <mask>heng who died within a year of being born. National isolationism began in the late 18th century and resulted in a wide technological gap between China and the Western world. Western countries pushed to develop and invest in China because of the gap. The First Opium War between China and Britain ushered in a period of foreign invasion and colonization in China. Chinese intellectuals and officials sought ways to improve their lives.After the First Sino-Japanese War, China was forced to sign the Treaty of Shimonoseki, under which Taiwan was occupied and 250 million taels were paid to Japan. After the defeat, <mask> realized the need for a thorough reformation in China, and he and his colleagues searched for new approaches to improve national standing. The poem "My Feelings" was written in 1896. 400 million people are asking the same question, "Where can we find our divine China?" Between 1896 and 1897, he wrote a book called Ren Xue, which was considered to be the first work of the Reform. He said in the book that absolute monarchy oppresses human nature. The South Academy was founded in 1898 to introduce Reformation ideals to southern China.The newspaper Hunan Report was created to promote the advantages of reform policies. In 1898, <mask> was introduced to Emperor Guangxu, who was considering reform policies. Within two months of being appointed a member of the Grand Council, an Imperial order was issued. Some of the new policies appeared to challenge the existing interests of many government officials, which led to objections from Manchu aristocrats and they reported the case to the leader of the central authority, who was holding much more political leverage. Reform policies did not gain official support. In September 1898, <mask> and his counterparts went to the general to try to get his army to kill a Manchu official who they thought was planning to interfere with the campaign. He betrayed the Reform movement by divulging the conspiracy.She was worried about the dynasty's stability due to the fact that the reformists were trying to engage It Hirobumi as a government consultant and provide him with a certain amount of power. After returning from the Summer Palace, Cixi led a coup in which she seized the throne from the emperor and ordered the arrest of all those involved in the Reformation. The Hundred Day's Reform is the name of the movement that ended after 103 days. Cixi was able to consolidate her authority due to the fact that Emperor Guangxu was imprisoned at a small isiand in the middle of a lake. The first government-established tertiary educational institution in China's history, which later on became Peking University, was the only one where all the Reformation policies were abolished. <mask> was arrested in Beijing on September 24. He was encouraged to flee to Japan, where the government sympathized with Reformist scholars.<mask> refused to go with the reason that his sacrifice would serve as a catalyst for the ideals of the Reformation. 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 China has never heard of anyone sacrificing their life to reform the nation for which it lacks prosperity. Start from me if there is anyone to be. After being captured, Tan was put in the Xing Bu Da Lao jail, which was owned by theMinistry of Justice, and charged with treason and attempting a military coup. The legal inquiry process was interrupted by an order from the Emperor that called for an immediate execution due to the severity of his crimes. On the afternoon of September 28, 1898, Tan was executed by beheading along with five other people at the Caishikou Execution Grounds.The men are referred to as the six gentlemen of the reform. Two more officials were to be executed along with the six, but they were saved by high-ranking officials and foreign interventions. In China, <mask>'s last words are translated as follows:,,! ! I didn't have the strength to transform my destiny because I wanted to kill the robbers. It is exciting to sacrifice at the place where I should die. It's exciting!Some of <mask>'s friends collected and stored his remains after his death. His remains were sent to and buried in his hometown in 1899. His father was stripped of all official duties and returned to his hometown after he disagreed with his son's reform efforts. <mask>'s wife, Li Run, became active in promoting girls' education and also volunteered as a foster mother. She died 14 years after the collapse of the Qing dynasty and 27 years after her husband's death. There are external links to 1865 births and 1898 deaths, as well as the former residence of <mask> Lin Xu <mask> Caichang.

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texts: <mask> is an Argentine professional footballer who plays for Sper Lig club Fenerbahe. <mask> played for Estudiantes from 2002 to 2007. He helped the team improve their standing in the Argentine league and was a favorite of Carlos Bilardo. The highlight of his time with Estudiantes was being a key piece in the 7–0 defeat of Gimnasia on 15 October 2006, and then his role in helping the team win their first league title since 1983 by scoring the equalizing goal from a free kick. On February 24, 2007, a deal was announced between Estudiantes and the other team, in which <mask> would be transferred to the other team for an undisclosed fee. <mask> was with Estudiantes for the rest of the tournament. Even though he wasn't registered to play in the World Club Championship finals, the Argentine will be going to his former club Estudiantes for the rest of the season.On August 30, 2010, <mask> joined Italian side Napoli for a fee of 2 million and a four-year deal. On July 26, 2011, it was announced that <mask> had joined the Ukrainian team. For his time with Metalist, <mask> wore the number 11 jersey in honor of his former teammate Juan Sebastin Vern. On June 28, 2012 <mask> was named the new captain of FC Metalist Kharkiv. He will join Atlético Madrid on a six-month loan. He came on as a substitute in the final against Real Madrid, as Atlético lost 5–1 after extra time. <mask> was signed by Turkish club Beikta on a loan from Metalist Kharkiv.The buying option has been used, making <mask>'s move to the Turkish side definitive, for  3.4 million. In the Sper Lig, <mask> served at least 4 more assists than any other player. <mask> signed a two-year deal with A.C. Milan. He made his debut for Milan in August of 2016 after coming off the bench in the 80th minute. <mask> assumed the role of regista after Montolivo's long-term injury, operating in front of the team's defense line in a 4–3–3 formation. He cited Juan Sebastin Vern as an inspiration as he adapted to his new position. <mask> joined Sper Lig club Trabzonspor on a loan with an option to make the deal permanent until 2020.The option was exercised and the fee was paid to Milan. <mask> signed a two-year contract with Fenerbahe on August 22, 2020. After coming off the bench in the 77th minute, he scored from the penalty spot in the 87th minute to make his debut for Fenerbahe. <mask> was a member of the Argentina Under-20 team at the 2003 World Youth Championship. <mask> was drafted by Basile for the senior national team. <mask> said to the press that he will never forget this Tuesday, when he achieved two of his childhood dreams, the transfer to a major European club and the call to the national team. He made his debut as a substitute in a match against Mexico.On 18 April 2007, he started his first match. His first goal with the Albiceleste came in a 3–2 win in a friendly match against Costa Rica on January 23, 2010. Diego Maradona didn't call <mask> to the World Cup 2010 team, but he was called back by Alejandro Sabella for the World Cup 2014, and has played in several games since. The club deals with career statistics. International goals on January 26, 2010 in San Juan, Argentina. Atlético Madrid players Beikta J.K. and A.C. Milan players. Footballers at the 2008 Summer Olympics include athletes from Argentina, Ukraine, and Spain.

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texts: <mask> is an American singer, songwriter and model. She's best known for her singles "Burn This Bridge", "Love Cycle", and "Tears Hit the Ground." She released her first original music in 2016 after starting her career with cover songs. She signed with Atlantic Records and A Boogie wit da Hoodie's Highbridge The Label. <mask> was born in New York to Albanian parents. Her mother married her father's father after he moved to the United States at the age of 25. While <mask> leaned towards music, her older and younger brother were playing basketball.She began singing at a young age. <mask> was the valedictorian of the elementary school where she attended. She was in a school play of The Wizard of Oz in fourth grade. <mask> graduated from Edward R. Murrow High School in 2015. Joey Badass was a student. She graduated from Brooklyn College with a bachelor's degree in business administration. She has worked at advertising and marketing agencies.She was exposed to Albanian music through her parents, as well as hip-hop artists such as Jay-Z. <mask> uploaded cover songs on her channel. In 2015, <mask> began performing cover songs to artists such as David Guetta and Hozier. She filmed her first video with a photographer friend who wanted to become a videographer, after graduating from high school. Her cover of Hozier's song hit 100,000 views on YouTube within three months, while a reupload by a Facebook page amassed one million views in three days. <mask> stated in interviews that her lack of connections in the industry prompted her to post herself performing cover songs as a way to showcase her talent and she hoped that it would grab the attention of a music producer or a manager. She released her first single "Burn This Bridge" in September of 2016 and a music video in November.<mask> was discouraged by someone in the industry who she thought would help her, instead telling her that she wasn't good enough. I took it to the studio. I wrote a song and felt like I could do it on my own. In June of last year, the song was used in a Beats advertisement starring soccer player Alex Morgan. On May 26, she released her second single. It was her first time on a film soundtrack and it was used in the opening scene of Miss Virginia. The music video for <mask>'s third single "Freedom" will be released on September 10."Ain't a Damn Thing Change" was released on November 30 and features G-Eazy and Joey Badass. She released her fourth single "Reunite" on February 4. It was a song about her uncle who had died. In May, <mask> graduated from Brooklyn College and began pursuing her music career full-time. On October 19 she teased a collaboration track with Scridge. <mask> confirmed in June that the French label had canceled its release. The track was released on November 15 after it was leaked in October.A person from Highbridge The Label heard <mask>'s music at a restaurant in New York. A waiter introduced <mask>'s music to him after he was asked about it. <mask> was invited to the studio by A Boogie wit da Hoodie and his team. <mask> met A Boogie and was invited to the studio to play her music again two years later. She signed her first record deal on December 6, 2019, after she was introduced to higher-ups at Atlantic Records. She released her fifth single "Wait For Love" in July of 2019. The music video for Dame Grease's single "Travel The World" will be released on January 29, 2020.She released her sixth single on December 15. The earthquake that hit Albania on November 26 was a tribute to the victims. She released her seventh single "Love Cycle" in 2020. She changed her name to Eniola in December of 2020. "Dumb Boy" was released on November 20. She became proficient with video editing and audio software after recording the song at home. <mask> recorded, edited and color corrected her video releases and styled her own hair and makeup.On February 1st, she was featured on Rayvanny's "Number One (Remix)" and the music video was released on February 24th. <mask> released her ninth single and music video on February 26. Saber Reba is a singer from Tunisia. On March 26th, <mask> released her single "Love Cycle (Remix)" featuring Nigerian singer Davido. She released her tenth single "Tears Hit The Ground" on July 4, which was the lead single for her debut. On February 18, 2022, <mask> released her debut EP, Fake Love. The music video for "One Thing" was released on January 28 and the music video for "Get That Money" was released on February 18.<mask> was the cover model of the annual magazine. She was one of the top five contestants selected from nationwide submissions and gracing the cover in January. <mask> was approached by record labels and managers through social media. She signed with Wilhelmina Models in January of 2016 and was managed by Bobby Gutierrez. She appeared in fashion magazine editorials for C-Heads, Slimi, and Twelv. She describes her style as timeless and classic with a modern edge and a hint of Brooklyn attitude. Rather than being flashy.It is very New York City. <mask> says that she's influenced by walking down the street in SoHo or on 5th Avenue. I admire the style of Victoria Beckham. She appeared in a promotional campaign for a sneaker. She appeared in editorials for Flaunt and Out Now. "Burn This Bridge", "Glory Days", "Freedom", "Reunite", "Something Beautiful", "Wait for Love", "Love Cycle", "Dumb Boy"

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texts: Dame <mask> was an ancient historian and principal of three early women's university colleges in the United Kingdom. She was the first woman to achieve First Class honours in Classics at Oxford University, and was instrumental in securing the admission of women as full members of the university in 1920. She was Oxford's first Dame in 1927. <mask> was born in London in 1858. She was the second of five siblings and the oldest daughter of <mask> and his wife. The well-known author <mask> was her paternal grandmother. After graduating from a private school in Wimbledon, <mask> studied languages in Versailles, Paris, Dresden and Berlin.A watercolor of the Parthenon attributed to her is in the collection of the British Museum. She lived with her family in Athens during 1886–87 and kept a diary detailing her life there and her travels around Greece. Her diary shows her involvement in the academic and social life of Athens, especially that of the foreign archaeological schools, which included the British School, the American School of Classical Studies, the German Archaeological Institute, and the French School. The British School has at least one painting by her. During her time at the University of Oxford, <mask> was a scholar of Greats, learning both ancient Greek and Latin from scratch. She moved straight to Finals without taking any other exams because Honour Moderations for Classics were not open to women. She was the first woman to achieve First Class honours in Greats (Classics) when she achieved her degree in archaeology.She was awarded a Master of Arts degree from the University of Dublin in 1904 because she wasn't able to get a degree from the University of Oxford. Between 1904 and 1907, the University of Dublin awarded these degrees in recognition of the work of women who did not receive degrees from their own universities. After completing her undergraduate studies, <mask> was offered a post at the college as a combined tutor, librarian and secretary, but instead moved to London. She taught for a short time as an extension lecturer in Oxford and London. The former roles of Lady Resident and Lady Supremo were combined into the first principal, Penrose. In 1894, she was given the additional post of Professor of Ancient History. In spite of the limited sphere accorded to her by the authorities, she should have accomplished so much in so few years according to Margaret Tuke's history of the college.<mask> became the college's second principal after Matilda Bishop, who had been its first. The college governors and Bishop disagreed about Sunday Services. Even though <mask> had a weakness of shyness, the students' social life developed as their numbers increased. "<mask> in a formative decade set the college on the path which it would follow successfully" was the argument made in her history of the college. She helped get the college admission to the University of London. The change resulted in more students studying for and being awarded London degrees, as well as a move away from studying Oxford courses, where the female students at Royal Holloway were not allowed to receive degrees, but instead received only a notification that they had completed the class. In her last year as principal, eight of her students were awarded first class degrees from the University of London.Ellen Charlotte Higgins followed <mask> as principal. Following the death of her predecessor, <mask> was appointed Principal of Somerville College in 1907. <mask> was described by the noted author and activist Vera Brittain in her history of Women's Education at Oxford as the first genuine scholar among women college principals, and part of the significant transition towards colleges headed by figures with academic careers. <mask> was forced to stop tutoring and focus on her work as college principal when she served as the tutor for Greats in Classics. In 1910, <mask> was an elected member of the university delegacy for women students. The admission of women to full membership of the university was a result of this delegacy. By 1914, under her influence, she stopped admitting students to the college who would not take the degree course in order to build up a group of women students who were clearly qualified to receive degrees.The first women's college to do so was Penrose, which introduced an entrance exam for students looking to join. She was responsible for adding additional tutors, including Helen Darbishire and Margaret Hayes Robinson to the staff, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals The only female member of the Royal Commission on University Education in Wales in 1916 was a member of the Advisory Committee on University Grants. The University of Oxford had a statutory commissioner. During her time as Principal of Somerville, <mask> presided over many changes, including plans for new buildings, major constitutional changes and temporary accommodation of the college in Oriel College during World War I. She was in charge of a number of war-time roles, including the management of the Belgian Visitors' Committee. She returned to the college to establish a student loan fund after receiving a large sum as a farewell present.She moved to London after her retirement and died in Bournemouth during World War II. The diplomatic skills and academic reputation of <mask> were crucial to the success of the 1920 campaign to admit women as full members of the University of Oxford. After Queen Mary, <mask> was the second woman to be given the title of Doctor of Civil Law by Oxford. She was made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1927 for her work in education and made Oxford's first Dame. "For all her masculine powers and feminine accomplishments, <mask>'s great qualities were neither masculine nor feminine, but simply those that belong to great persons," the obituary said. Francis William Helps, Philip de Lszl, and the Rhomaides Brothers all took pictures of <mask>. First women admitted to degrees at Oxford Alumni of Somerville College, Oxford Fellows of Somerville College, Oxford Principals of Somerville College, Oxford People associated with Bedford College, London, and the University of London Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire Women classical.

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